Waterloo Region Record - 2021-10-23

• Why is the province hiding its municipal efficiency report?
• Vintage Waterloo street name has a tricky family history
• COVID-19 indicators down to level similar to last fall in region
• New funding to boost daily care for LTC residents
• Trail linking Iron Horse to transit hub to open in July
• ‘Food rescuing’ goes mainstream
• What Ford can learn from O’Toole’s election strategy mistakes
• Reconcilia­tion a long journey, not ‘a few minutes’ of our time
• Kitchener barber hanging up his scissors after 67 years
• August retail sales rose 2.1%, StatCan says
• Pfizer says its vaccine for kids is 90.7% effective
• Why must we see world through Facebook?
• Those who resist vaccine mandates may not be eligible for EI
• Feds to examine extremism in Canadian-trained foreign troops
• They can’t dance if they want to
• Queen returns home to Windsor Castle after hospital visit
• Supreme Court hearing set for Texas abortion law
• Airstrikes in Tigray force UN flight to turn back
• China promises no concession­s on Taiwan
• Still no timetable for Crosby’s return
• Masoli gets third straight start when Ticats host Redblacks
• Window reopens for Dodgers
• Oliveira ready for spotlight as Blue Bombers host the Lions
• QB Wilson ‘making progress’ in recovery from finger surgery
• Undervalue­d charms of South Africa
• ‘Ron’s Gone Wrong’? What could possibly go ... oh
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Wife didn’t tell the truth to husband about sexual past
• How to be the perfect-ish house guest
• Salty, smoky, seared scallops rich in umami
• Storied reflection­s on Leonard Cohen
• > BESTSELLER­S
• The beauty and joy in an ordinary life
• JACK BATTEN
• Chairs valued for mid-century modern designers
• No bedtime stories in this garden
• Spirits remained high during challengin­g day of cycling
• > STARS: MECCA WOODS
• > STARS: MECCA WOODS
• The non-snowbird’s guide to WINTER TRAVEL IDEAS
• COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD

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